
In this episode, Ina J Photography discusses the essential passive marketing strategies for pet photographers and why they are not sufficient on their own to generate bookings.
For years I did what everyone tells you to do. I posted consistently, I showed up on social media, I made sure my website was SEO optimised. And I was still sitting there waiting for the bookings to come in. Last year, more than half my bookings came from campaigns I deliberately launched. Book projects, giveaways, being physically present at expos and markets, and the business relationships I built through them. I can track exactly one booking directly to a reel. That's not an argument against social media. It's an argument about what social media is actually for. In this episode I'm walking through the four passive marketing foundations every pet photographer needs, why they're not optional, and why none of them will fill your calendar in the week you need bookings. This is Part 2 of a two-parter. Part 1 was the full breakdown of one of my active campaigns, the Facebook ads that turned $688.80 into over $30,000 in sales. In this episode: What passive marketing actually is, and the honest reason it works slowly Why a marketing campaign is smaller than you think, and what makes something a campaign Your Google Business Profile, and why it matters for AI search now, not just…
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